Sainte-Lheurine: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Église Sainte-Lheurine is a church in Sainte-Lheurine. It stands on a hill overlooking the valleys of the Trèfle and the Né. Since 4 September 1913, it has been classified in its entirety as a historic monument. Its south wall preserves Romanesque elements.

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Landscape

The Moulin d’Arthus is a windmill built in the 19th century. It stands on a hill surrounded by vineyards. From there, you can enjoy views of orderly vineyards and typical villages of the Saintonge region. At the foot of the Moulin d’Arthus, four information panels offer remarkable views of the vineyards and the surrounding landscape.

The hiking trail Circuit pédestre No. 11 – “Les Deux Moulins” runs through the vineyards and follows a stream towards Herbaud.

History

The Tumulus du Cruchaud in Sainte-Lheurine is a prehistoric monument recorded since 1886. It is aligned from northeast to southwest and is more than 110 metres long.

The ruins of the Abbaye de la Frenade are located in the vicinity of Sainte-Lheurine.

Other places

The Château Royal de Cognac is a castle in the wider region surrounding Sainte-Lheurine. The Château de Jarnac is a historic site in the wider region surrounding Sainte-Lheurine. The Église Saint-Martin de Petit-Niort is also a historic site in the wider region surrounding Sainte-Lheurine. The Parc François-Ier is likewise located in the wider region surrounding Sainte-Lheurine.

Other local pages: Chervettes, Beaugeay, Les Mathes, Mortagne-sur-Gironde, Chaucre, La Ronde, Néré, Romegoux.

To the higher-level travel overview: Charente-Maritime.